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[Breach27]

I am getting ready to order some one piece rims from marsh racing. I do not want to flip my hubs, so here is what I'm thinking. ( from info on this site, that is well appreciated)

20x10 with 7 inch and 2 inch back spacing
or
20x11 with 8.5 and 3.5 inch back spacing

i have 6 XMLs ready to go. I am wanting the tires to fit under the fenders.

all help appreciated

 

[gringeltaube]

A 20x10" wheel with 7/2 BSp. does not exist. Check those specs/dimensions.
For a perfectly reversible 1pc 20x11" wheel, see dims. below.....
On the front, these will only slightly protrude from under the fender.


G.

 

[73m819]

A 20x10" wheel with 7/2 BSp. does not exist. Check those specs/dimensions.
For a perfectly reversible 1pc 20x11" wheel, see dims. below.....
On the front, these will only slightly protrude from under the fender.


G.

MR. G, You are AMAZING, how you KEEP come up with these SPEC. drawing is just mind boggling.

 

[gringeltaube]

Thanks Ron!
LOL... actually this was an easy one, already stored in one of so many folders....
All the "aftermarket" 1pc 20x11" wheels I have seen so far are using the GKN shells (below...), which I have imported from the USA, years ago. So, having ALL parts involved; measuring everything (twice at least!) and then "playing" a bit with my favorite MS-Paint program (= no-brainer CAD...)
Its only a matter of dedicating some time to do it. Kenny's words come to mind: ... "all for the good cause"....!


G.

 

[Breach27]

That's awesome, thank you Sir.

 

[Breach27]

I had brought up the the 20x10 with 7 inch and two inch bs, because I had read somewhere here that a vendor sold those wheels, so i would not have to flip the hubs. Thanks again.i will forward the the specs you provided to the manufacturer.

 

[greg burns]

Breach27:
It would be nice to see some pictures of the wheels once they are on your truck. The only one piece wheels I've seen on the SS site came from Long's wheels. The Marsh website seems to have quite a variety of options from which to select. I was wondering if they guarantee that their wheels are sufficient to carry the load of an M35?

greg

 

[Warthog]

You might want to add the type of vehicle you are talking about to your first post. Having all the right info help us provide a correct answer.